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Risk, Success, & Failure – Business Lessons Learned from Summer Camp

Ok, I admit it(proudly).  I am one of those “camp kids” that has about ten million stories that start with, “This one time at camp…” I was fortunate enough growing up to spend my summers at Camp Merrie-Woode (the most beautiful place on earth), an all-girls summer camp, nestled in the mountains of North Carolina.  […]

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Hardware and Construction Fails

  Hardware and construction fails are, by far, my favorite posts to do. Not because I enjoy the serious safety hazards that ensue with horrible hardware, but it boggles my mind that a site supervisor or building manager would sign off on some of these ridiculous [and real] photos. [soliloquy id=”3400″]   Have you seen […]

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Extreme Showrooming Tactic in Australia

A store in Australia is charging patrons who are showrooming five dollars. Apparently they really hate it when people take up valuable real estate and don’t buy anything. Redditor Barrett Fox posted a picture of this Australian sign informing patrons of a new fee at a specialty food store in Brisbane.   The sign is […]

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Need to Improve Hiring Practices? Check Out the Predictive Index

While this may not have anything to do with doors and locks, it’s something we all have in common – hiring the right people for the right jobs.  It’s no easy task, and making the wrong hire can be detrimental to both the company and the employee.  Many positions require not only a specific skill […]

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How They Make It – The Vince Lombardi Trophy

We’re two days out from Super Bowl Sunday; when over 70,000 fans will make their way into the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans. For the 112,000,000 of us who didn’t score a ticket and will be watching from home, I found an interesting video on just how they make that iconic Vince Lombardi Trophy, one […]

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EMV Compliance – Are You Ready for the Change?

As I drove out of a parking garage last week I began to dig for the $1 payment I needed to make. After frantically searching for the duration of my wait in line, I meagerly pulled out my debit card and apologized to the lady working. She assured me it happens ALL the time, but […]

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